DAYS OF INSPIRATION

JAN SCHELHAAS

“With hindsight, the pace of musical innovation during the 60s and 70s was indeed quite blistering and in so many parallel genres, too. On a personal level, the Moodies’ ’68 release almost coincided with my soul band’s [Bernie & The Buzz Band] Deram release of that same year while their previous incarnation’s Go Now! was still fresh in our collective memory. “It must go without saying though that The Moody Blues’ Days Of Future Passed has, and will, continue to influence future musicians as an archaeological record of the style. Within a year or two, the Mellotron’s assimilation into the prog/rock scene was already so complete as to be part of prog’s DNA.”…

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